enfermero anestesista certificado
/enfeɾmeɾo anestesista θeɾtifikado/from spelling rules
CRNA (Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist) in Spanish is enfermero anestesista certificado.
The term refers to an advanced practice registered nurse who is certified to administer anesthesia.
How do you pronounce it?
/enfeɾmeɾo anestesista θeɾtifikado/
Did you know?
- In many Spanish-speaking countries, the role of enfermero anestesista is less common than in the US, as anesthesia is traditionally managed by a specialized doctor called an anestesiólogo.
- While 'enfermero' is the word for 'nurse', it shares a common root with the Spanish word 'enfermo', which actually means 'sick person'.
- While enfermero refers to a male nurse, a female CRNA is called an enfermera anestesista certificada.
Examples in context
- Una Enfermera Anestesista es una profesional altamente capacitada en la administración de anestesia durante los procedimientos médicos.A CRNA is a highly trained professional in the administration of anesthesia during medical procedures.
- Él es un enfermero anestesista certificado.He is a certified nurse anesthetist.
- Necesitamos un enfermero anestesista certificado para la cirugía.We need a certified nurse anesthetist for the surgery.
- Mi hermano trabaja como enfermero anestesista certificado.My brother works as a certified nurse anesthetist.
Example conversation
Lucía and Daniel are discussing career options at a hospital.
- LucíaDaniel, ¿conoces a un buen enfermero anestesista certificado?Daniel, do you know a good certified nurse anesthetist?
- DanielSí, mi primo es un enfermero anestesista certificado muy profesional.Yes, my cousin is a very professional certified nurse anesthetist.
- LucíaEso suena perfecto para el hospital.That sounds perfect for the hospital.
- DanielLe pediré que te contacte pronto.I will ask him to contact you soon.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
